[Wil]

has anyone used them? i can see how theyd work and all but im still not too sure about them. any input on them would be great

 

[catfishcrazy256]

never tryed any but they should work fine

 

[bownero]

Hey Wil. Don't try the bludgeon tips for turkey hunting!! They don't have the shock power for a big bird like that. Your bludgeon tips will work great on small game like rabbits, squirrels, prarrie dogs and small birds,etc. To kill turkeys with a bow, the shot needs to be in the vitals or a head shot, if you are good enough. Turkeys are one tough critter to kill with a bow. Myself I like to use expandible broadheads that give me a large cutting diameter. Regular broadheads will work, but the cutting diameter should be large enough to cut the vitals on a less than adequate shot. The vitals on a turkey are about the size of a tennis ball.

Hope this helps ya!!
Mark

 

[Wil]

idk, i checked the regulations for archery and the ones i am are legal. they say 9/16 of an inch or bigger and mine at 12/16 so they should work fine. ill try it and see how it works out

 

[Wil]

Hey Wil. Don't try the bludgeon tips for turkey hunting!! They don't have the shock power for a big bird like that. Your bludgeon tips will work great on small game like rabbits, squirrels, prarrie dogs and small birds,etc. To kill turkeys with a bow, the shot needs to be in the vitals or a head shot, if you are good enough. Turkeys are one tough critter to kill with a bow. Myself I like to use expandible broadheads that give me a large cutting diameter. Regular broadheads will work, but the cutting diameter should be large enough to cut the vitals on a less than adequate shot. The vitals on a turkey are about the size of a tennis ball.

Hope this helps ya!!
Mark

bludgeon tips are used for head shots